Review on Newzill Compression Calf Sleeves (20-30MmHg) For Men And Women - Ideal Alternative To Compression Socks, Perfect For Running, Shin Splints, Medical Needs, Travel, And Nursing by Madison Dickinson

Yes, I measured my calfs and bought the small. Bought too many at once, could not get them on only because I have problems with swelling in my feet, ankles, etc. So I opt on buying the larger size and I was able to get them on but they are longer and I had to roll them down a little bit. I'm 6'6", and yes, they were a little bit too long for my taste running slightly into the knew area. I don't need it coming up that high. The swelling went down on my left side so I went back and tried the small I ordered, and this time I could get them on and they fit perfect, just like I wanted them too. So my suggestion is you might want to buy one of each size to which is the easiest for you to get on, cause trust me, that is what matters most or your not going to wear them. As I said, I fall under a little bit of a different circumstance, so if you really don't deal with any swelling, then measure your calfs and oder the correct size and you should be fine. Just want ed to give a heads up on buying too many at once if your a little leery on whether or not they will fit. Oh, they way come, the way they are creased, they are meant to wear the logo (and I have the calf sleeves with the white logo, 5 little white lines on black socks) in the back of your leg. But I also put it on so it was on the side of my leg too, and it works fine, its just a little weird putting on because it goes against the crease. And I tried the logo in front too, but that just looks stupid. Well, that's my experience, I hope this help you out.